*A Wildlife Management Area (WMA) User Permit is required to fish this lake. Visit our WMA Page for more information.

Charlie Capps Lake is a 40-acre impoundment located in Charlie Capps WMA. The lake was drained in 2005 then re-stocked in 2010 and opened in 2013. 

Fishing Report - Updated 6/19/2024

SpeciesDetail
BassBass activity has been really good lately at Charlie Capps WMA Lake. Try fishing parallel to the bank. Fishing near the cattails along the dam is a good spot. Try using spinner baits, crankbaits, or soft plastics.
CrappieCrappie fishing is slow right now at the lake. Try fishing in the deeper areas of the lake near the earthen piers on the west side. Using jigs or minnows is a good choice.
BreamBream activity has really picked up since warmer temperatures have arrived. Fish near the piers and driftwood along the banks using red worms and crickets.

 

Charlie Capps WMA Lake Special Regulations

Creel and Size Limits

SpeciesLengths to ReleaseDaily Creel Limits
Black Bass (combined largemouth, spotted and smallmouth)No Length Limit5 per angler
Crappie (combined white and black)No Length Limit20 per angler

Statewide creel and size limits apply to all other fish species

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